Sorry, Molson doesn't cut it. The local microbrewers are
the way to go if you're going to drink beer at all.
As for hockey, can't say I follow it, though I support the
patriotic spirit of hoping the Canadian team cleans up.
To be sure, your email is reminding me that it might be
the U.S. that th
Freddy Jensen wrote:
>Celebration indeed !!
>
> Adding "*whichButton: 3" to my ~/.Xdefaults
> file solves the problem.
>
> Freddy
This is totally awesome. The right mouse problem finally solved.
If there was a way to toast this (in a virtual manner), I would.
Actually, I'm meeting with frie
Andrew,
Do the VNC developer know about this problem?
It really is a pain, and we are now switching to PC anywhere just because
of that fact.
I can't imagine that it would be that hard for them to fix.
Tony Caduto
Programmer/Analyst
M&I Trust and Investment Management
It was me. Look for my name when looking for the details/
The trick is that we need to let the SCM know that we are shutting down
(STOP_PENDING), and simply ignore that. The SCM will kill us as the last
thing it does. The VNC SC handler must be cognizant of the state of the
machine - we don't wa
VNC users,,
How can we rename winvnc service in services..
Regards
A.Mannai
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Dear,, All VNC users,,
Is there is way to put two deference password for two administrator in
VNC server.
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I'm confused why it won't work internally at work. Any ideas on that?
I've got the display number set to 59716 and still get the RFB message
when trying via a browser, and get "Failed to connect to server" error
when I do it via the normal client.
Nick
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On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 10:56:52AM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On a side note, I am testing this on two PCs here at work. With the
> display number set to 59716 on one of them, I get the same RFB message
> when trying to access it from a browser. While looking at the PC with
> the 59716
Hmm...I don't think this is going to work if you want to use the
browser-based viewer. The problem is there are *two* ports involved for
that, one to serve up the viewer and one to make the VNC connection, and
only one of them can be port 80. ;) If you use the stand-alone viewer it
should work o
Besides, they put all that wear and tear on the hardware...
At 09:51 AM 2/22/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>I also really hate it when a poweruser is doing a big database query or
>something and makes our mp3 server start bobbling like a warped LP
>
>-Original Message-
>From: Scott Yarbroug
I also really hate it when a poweruser is doing a big database query or
something and makes our mp3 server start bobbling like a warped LP
-Original Message-
From: Scott Yarbrough [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 9:26 AM
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Subject: RE:
On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 10:38:34AM +0100, Patrick Corneli_en wrote:
>
> That's not the problem, the Datatransfer is going through my local hub
> (in my room) and the rest of the house is completely switched, so I
> see no problem here.
> I will use it only from here, not over the internet.
That's
Ssshh... you'll give away all our secrets :)
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From: Dylan McNeill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 9:23 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject:RE: Hidden icon
Why would the machines be there without the users?
For us tech admins
Why would the machines be there without the users?
For us tech admins to be able to play Quake must faster over the network, of
course. ;)
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Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 10:09 AM
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Subject: RE: Hi
Ok, I have set my display number to be 59716. When I type in "http://" into my browser, I get the message "RFB 003.003" message.
I have tried forwarding port 80 to port 5900 and 5800 to the box I'm
trying to access, but get the RFB message either way.
What did I do wrong that I'm getting that R
>From the archives:
To calculate the port number Casper, simply use the appropriate
formula below:
To select a port number higher than 5900:
Display Number = [desired port number] - 5900
To select a port number lower than 5900:
Display Number = [desired port number]
Thanks for that information. However, when I try to type in "-5820" in my
display number field, it won't accept the "-". Is this correct? How can
I set VNC to run on port 80 if it won't take the negative number?
Thanks again,
Nick
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Life without Users??? Can you say "Unemployed?"
Have a Good Day,
Michael L.
Richard Clegg
There's also a company that makes 'fake' video cards that emulate an MDA or
VGA in text mode and send the data to a serial port. A VNC-based version of
that which could also do graphics modes would be incredibly useful, but
probably also much more expensive. (Not that the serial-based ones are
c
Hello Michael Ossmann,
> Some would say that VNC _is_ a security hole. The authentication method
> looks somewhat secure, but the session data is entirely unencrypted, key
> strokes and all. In order to run VNC securely over the public Internet,
> it should be tunneled over SSH, Zebedee, or som
Hi,
I am using the VNC Commander from A&M Software Design (Anthony J. Caduto,
version 1.0.0.10) and i am quite happy with it, the best shell/gui i have
seen up to now.
(http://www.amsoftwaredesign.com/vnccommander.asp)
A few things / bugs? though i want to share with you (and maybe one of the
desi
> Why does the AXEL brochure specify Unix and Linux servers but
> say nothing
> about Windows and others? Their product is the vnc graphics terminal,
> right? The server that runs on the Unix/Linux box is ordinary
> vnc, so it
> could just as easily be Windows, no?
>
> Or do you think they've t
Hi
Axel manufactures "only" an hardware VNCviewer. This hardware is 100%
compliant with VNC specifications and can be connected to any VNC servers
(Unix, Linux and Windows). In addition telnet emulations are also available
(ANSI, VT, 5250, 3270...)
In comparison with PCs, the benefits of a such
Scott, try looking at http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/winvnc.html
There is a way to stop the local user being able to disable VNC. It's a bit
of a registry tweak, and needs to be done per machine, but that would seem
to solve the problem.
To disable the icon as well, for the best of both wor
Only put a -kill statement in the xstartup script if you're sure on the
display number. Otherwise, it will not work as expected: -kill needs a
display number.
> You may want to add the "vncserver -kill" statement to
> your vncserver script
> or update your xstartup file. At lease you won't
Steven Stringham wrote:
>Try this.
>http://www.avocent.com/Cybex/PublicW2.nsf/gwmsfsDSSeries?OpenFrameSet
>
>Not cheap. But describes pretty much what you want.
That's the one I was thinking of. As you say it could not be called cheap
by any definition of the word that I know AND it uses a propri
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